Examples of using Average strength in English and their translations into Spanish
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Average strength of uniformed personnel,
Average strength of uniform personnel,
Based on 1 per cent of average strength of military observers,
The carrying power of a bridge is not the average strength of the pillars, but the strength of the weakest pillar.
Emplacement, rotation and repatriation for an average strength of 230 military personnel
Body diameter 15 mm Total length open 116 mm Average strength 6- 11 kg Shock absorber….
both consisting of squadrons(ilai) of an average strength of 200 men.
Civilian police deployed on 1 November 2003 with an average strength of 9 officers as compared to the authorized strength of 18 civilian police.
Projected reduced requirements are attributable to a lower average strength of 12,501 troops,
While budgeted resources for military contingents were based on an average strength of 9,635 personnel,
The increase is attributable to the increased average strength of civilian police from 279 to 329.
It's almost impossible for one man to rape a woman of average strength unless you knock her out before hand.
compared to a projected average strength of 11,502 contingent personnel;
The Committee was informed that the estimate was based on a phased-in average strength of 3,081 troops.
The variance is attributable to the higher actual average deployment of 98 United Nations Volunteers compared with the budgeted average strength of 83 Volunteers.
Provision is made for an average strength of 4,513 military personnel,
throughout the budget period, as compared with the monthly average strength of 93 international staff provided in the 2009/10 budget.
based on an average strength of 45 military observers
The average strength of the remaining infantry battalions was 300 men(less than 50%),
due primarily to the projected phased deployment during the 2009/10 period of an average strength of 4,490 military contingent personnel, compared with the average strength of 1,037 contingent personnel during the preceding period;